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ZARA’S POV“Where do you think you are going?”Jae stopped so abruptly that he nearly stumbled. He turned towards Dad with the most innocent expression I had ever seen him attempt.“Alpha, but—”Dad crossed the distance between them, caught him by the collar and pulled him away from the doorway.“Sit down.”“I'm not hungry.”“You were hungry enough to come into my house and inspect the food. Sit.”Jae looked at me as though I had personally arranged his execution. I pressed my lips together, trying not to laugh, while Dad guided him back to his chair and released his collar.“Now,” Dad said, taking his seat again, “let us eat.”Jae stared at the plate in front of him. His expression was so miserable that I almost felt bad for him. Almost.Mum had already picked up her fork. Dad tasted the fried egg rice first, chewing thoughtfully as he examined the food. Before he could say anything, Mum took a mouthful herself.“Zara, this is good,” she said, reaching for another bite. “Did you real

Suspension has been revoked!

ZARA’S POV“Her suspension has been revoked!” Jae shouted.Mum turned so quickly that her glass nearly tipped over. Dad pushed his chair back, and I grabbed the edge of the table.“What? Jae, are you serious?”“I'm serious!” He held my phone out to me, grinning. “Zara, look. You're going back to school.”I reached for it, but he was already scrolling down the email. His grin slowly disappeared, and he glanced at Dad before looking back at the screen.“Wait…” He hesitated. “There's a condition.”My hand remained outstretched. “What condition?”Jae gave me the phone. “You should read this part.”I looked down at the screen, scanning the lines beneath the announcement about my suspension. I read them once, then went back to the beginning of the paragraph because I was sure I had misunderstood.I hadn't.I had to return to the dormitory and live with Mira.“Mira?” Mum repeated, leaning towards me to see the screen. “They want you to live with that girl again?”Jae shook his head. “That's

Expel her!

ZARA’S POV“It's her! It really is. Mira put down the charges!”I heard the excited whisper before I reached the hostel stairs. Two girls stood near the entrance, staring at me as though they weren't sure whether to approach. One of them caught her friend's arm when I looked in their direction, and they quickly pretended to be discussing something else.I kept walking.By the time I reached my room, I had heard my name twice more. Apparently, news of my suspension being revoked had travelled faster than I had. I unlocked the door and pushed it open, dragging my bag inside.The room was empty.Mira's bed was neatly made, her belongings arranged where I remembered them. I dropped my bag beside my own bed and sat down to catch my breath. After the drive and the reception desk's endless checking, I wanted nothing more than to unpack and be left alone.I pulled my clothes from the bag and arranged them in the wardrobe, then set my toiletries beside the mirror. My books went onto the shelf,

You should be ashamed of yourself

ZARA’S POV“You should be ashamed of yourself.”I looked at the girl who had said it, then at the others crowded around my bed. Some stared at me openly, while others whispered behind their hands. A few still had their phones raised, waiting for me to do something that would justify everything they had already decided about me.Mira was on the floor, crying into another girl's hand. The flower I'd refused lay on my bed beside the folded note she'd brought me. I kept looking at those two things, trying to understand how a quiet apology had turned into this.I could explain what had happened. I could tell them Mira had walked in, offered me a flower, and asked me to read her note. I could tell them I'd refused, she'd started crying, and then she'd screamed loudly enough to bring half the hostel running.But I looked around the room and realised nobody had asked me a single question. They'd seen Mira on her knees and me standing beside my bed. That was all the evidence they needed.I was

This isn't over yet!

ZARA'S POV The matron banged her palm against the table so hard that Mira flinched in her seat.“Have you both lost your minds?” she demanded. “Do you think this school is a playground? Students are supposed to be attending lectures, studying, and preparing for their future, yet I have to sit here listening to stories about screaming and fighting in the hostel!”Mira lowered her head.I stood beside the chair opposite her desk, keeping my hands at my sides while the matron glared at us. Her pen lay between her fingers, but she seemed more interested in using it to point at us than writing anything down.“Do you know how many complaints I have received since yesterday? Students were gathering in the corridor, recording videos, spreading stories, and arguing about what happened. Do you understand the kind of reputation this creates for the hostel?”“Ma, I didn't mean for—” Mira began.“Did I tell you to speak?”Mira immediately fell silent.The matron leaned back in her chair, visibly

Where is Mira?

ZARA'S POV The afternoon lecture dragged on longer than I expected. I tried to concentrate on the notes in front of me, but my mind kept wandering back to Mira's reaction in the parking lot. She had driven away looking furious, and I still couldn't figure out what had set her off. I had barely said anything to her, yet she had looked at me as if I had done something unforgivable.When the lecturer finally dismissed us, I packed my books and left with the other students. I had another lesson the following morning, and I wanted to review my notes before going to bed. My first day back had been exhausting enough without having to deal with Mira's moods on top of everything else.I walked back to the dormitory alone. A few girls from our block were coming toward me, talking among themselves, but their conversation died as soon as they noticed me. One glanced at my face before looking away quickly. Another whispered something to her friend, who turned to look at me too.I kept walking.No

Detention?

Zara’s POV“Where is Mira?”I stared at the matron, still trying to understand why she had stormed into our room in the middle of the night. She stood beside a man I had never seen before. He looked like he had been searching for hours and had finally found someone to blame.“Get up,” the matron ordered.“Ma, what's going on?”“Get up, Zara. We need to discuss this in my office.”The man moved aside to let me pass, his eyes following me as I climbed out of bed. I reached for my slippers and pulled them on, wondering what Mira had done and why I was being dragged into it. The matron offered no explanation as she led us into the corridor.Several girls had come out of their rooms. A few stood near the stairwell, while others lingered by their doorways, pretending to be occupied with their phones. Their conversations died down as I passed. One girl whispered something to her roommate, who immediately looked away when I glanced in their direction.I kept walking. The last thing I needed w

I'm done!!

MIRA'S POV“That moron. She thinks that she can just end me.” I snapped at Selene.“Why are you yelling at me?” She asked. She was shocked by the pitch of my voice as she turned to look at me, my face was red with anger as I huffed and puffed.I found my way to the couch, I slumped into it as Selene handed me the glass of juice and said with a chuckle, “I have never seen you this angry before.” I turned to her with a glare though I knew that she wasn't lying.Every step of mine was always calculated with extreme precision.But I lost this round.“I told you not to let Zara come back. Aunty could have easily expelled her.” Selene said, blowing on her nails with this proud look pasted on her face.I turned to her and shot her a menacing glare.“Shut your mouth. You don't ever think.” I told her. She went quiet for a few seconds like she was trying to understand what I had said before she had soaked, “Oh really, I don't think.”The couch made a squeak sound as she turned to look at me wi

“Why didn't you tell me?”

ZARA'S POV“Take her phone.” Daniel snapped when he saw that I had placed my hands on the phone that was on the table.His hands stretched out to my side. Even the matron’s eyes were locked on me but my fingers were curled around the phone, I refused to let go as I glared furiously at them.“I’m not giving you my phone.” I said.“Why? Is there something you are hiding?” He asked. His eyebrow was raised, his eyes filled with meanings that I already answered. The matron's looks deepened as she looked at me.“Zara.” She called.My hands moved to my phone. I placed it on my chest protectively then I shook my head and stated, reciting some laws I had seen on the internet.“This is bullshit.” Daniel said.He wore a snarl on his face as he approached me, he was just a step away from me and I knew he was going to overpower me but the matron said in a strong voice, “Mr. Daniel! You won't do that in my office.”“That phone clearly holds things that can tell me where Mira is.” He yelled.“And ho

Help!!!

ZARA'S POV“You didn't reply all those text messages that I had sent previously.” I said softly. More like my voice was finding it hard to leave my throat. “What?” He said.The disbelief in his eyes made me feel like I had the wrong person but I knew that I had been texting him, telling him about everything until the last night that I didn't tell him. The feelings that I had held within me just broke as I yelled at him,“All of a sudden, you care?” I asked.He nodded.I fell back with a laugh, I chuckled so loud that I felt that I was running mad without knowing of it. “Why are you here? Leave!” I told him. He moved to the bed and sat down, raised his legs and crossed them. “Take me out if you can.” He said.I felt my chest swelling as I turned to him, raged and annoyed as I yelled, “Who told you? Why did you come? You didn't show up even when I was leaving?”His leg that was resting on the other started dangling as he said, “We were right, weren't we?” “No!” I said. “You came b

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